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Atlantic Hurricane Season – Statistical Peak

Time-lapse footage of Tropical Storm Henri clearing out from Greg’s Weather Center in South Plainfield on August 23, 2021.


The typical Atlantic Hurricane Season lasts from June 1st to November 30th.  The statistical peak of the Atlantic Hurricane Season is on average around September 10th.  The peak months of the season are usually August and September with a second peak in mid-October.

Figure 1: Based on a 75-year average, the statistical peak of the Atlantic Hurricane season is September 10th.

Source: National Hurricane Center

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